Vocabulary Builder Week 33 – 36 Quiz

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1. Hinderance is:
- a. a noun
- b. a verb
- c. an adverb
- d. an adjective
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2. Which sentence shows the best use of the word rigid?
- a. The boy fainted and his body went rigid.
- b. The boy was floppy and rigid.
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3. Which of the following is an antonym of subterfuge?
- a. cheating
- b. honesty
- c. deceit
- d. superficial
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4. Question
4. Which of the following is a definition for the word procure?
- a. To produce/create something.
- b. To obtain something.
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5. I immensely dislike all insects, even ___________ ones.
- a. subterfuge
- b. rigid
- c. innocuous
- d. scary
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6. Inedible is:
- a. a noun
- b. a verb
- c. an adjective
- d. an adverb
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7. Which sentence shows the best use of the word speculate?
- a. The show was speculate and magical.
- b. We could only speculate about when the Covid-19 social distancing measures would end.
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8. Which of the following is a synonym for compel?
- a. force
- b. liberate
- c. release
- d. persuade
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9. Which of the following is a definition for the word insolent?
- a. To be rude and show a lack of respect.
- b. To be so upset you are unable to be comforted.
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10. The team returned home ___________ and were hailed national heroes.
- a. insolent
- b. innocuous
- c. victorious
- d. inedible
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11. Reconciliation is:
- a. a noun
- b. a verb
- c. an adjective
- d. an adverb
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12. Which sentence shows the best use of the word precocious?
- a. The precocious boy was top of his class.
- b. The gem was precocious and valuable.
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13. Which of the following is an antonym of spurious?
- a. fake
- b. sham
- c. fictitious
- d. authentic
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14. Which of the following is a definition for the word conflict?
- a. A serious dispute or argument.
- b. A collision.
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15. As he inhaled the sweet, succulent chocolate, his eyes closed in _________.
- a. conflict
- b. rapture
- c. reconciliation
- d. hinderance
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16. Antiquated is:
- a. a noun
- b. a verb
- c. an adjective
- d. an adverb
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17. Which sentence shows the best use of the word alacrity?
- a. The whole incident was an alacrity.
- b. She accepted the job offer with alacrity.
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18. Which of the following is a synonym for feeble?
- a. frail
- b. strong
- c. healthy
- d. feed
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19. Which of the following is a definition for the word essential?
- a. Necessary and important.
- b. A perfect or typical example.
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20. The teacher was very _________ of his students’ efforts in the maths lesson.
- a. precocious
- b. essential
- c. critical
- d. feeble
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